Yang Xian (; d. 1370), born Yang Bi (), courtesy name Xiwu (), was a Chinese politician of the Ming dynasty, part of the East Zhe (Zhedong) faction (Liu Ji). Li Shanchang accused Yang Xian of treason and adultery. Zhu Yuanzhang then executed Yang. Zhu also executed Li Shanchang and his entire family too. Yang Xian was close to Liu Bowen, but Zhu poisoned Liu to death. See also Liu Ji Hu Weiyong Li Shanchang Wang Guangyang References Year of birth unknown 1370 deaths 14th-century executions Executed Ming dynasty people. Executed people from Shanxi Ming dynasty politicians People executed by dismemberment People executed by the Ming dynasty Politicians from Taiyuan Yuan dynasty people